| Event Type | Workshops, Short Courses, and Webinars |
|---|---|
| Is this event (co-)sponsored by ASPIRE? | Not sure |
| Is this event innovation focused? | Yes |
| Event Name | TechTalk |
| Event Location | Zoom/Online |
| Event Start Date | 08/17/2022 |
| Event End Date | 08/17/2022 |
| Number of Attendees | 65 |
| Number of Student Attendees | 20 |
| Number of Teacher/Faculty Attendees | 45 |
| Which project does this pertain to? | Array |
| Presentation Title or Topic | Measuring ASPIRE’s Unique impact via Baseline Metrics – Looking towards 2050 |
| Presenters | Alayna Hall |
| Abstract: | Alayna will share the 2020 baseline metrics being used to track progress towards 2050 goals, the process of gathering the control data, and how ASPIRE projects are poised to have unique impacts on these objectives. Participants will have the opportunity to share ideas on data sources, milestones, personal impact relative to their own roles, and discuss the challenges and solutions for determining what changes can be attributed specifically to ASPIRE. Zach will discuss the role of federal and state policy on meeting ASPIRE 2050 goals — recent policies have provided significant boosts to transportation electrification, but much more work is still needed to achieve future workforce, electrification, and climate goals. This discussion will examine the catalysts provided current policies and programs as well as current barriers and inaction in today’s policy environment. |
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| Relevant links to online folders with additional materials and/or social media postings | https://usu.app.box.com/file/1227956374295 |
| "Shout-outs"/Achievements | -- |
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